Hi Bill,
Sorry for the confusion. Maybe it will help to think of it as the PC Host as the master at the top, KFLOP below it as a slave, and the hardware below KFLOP. As shown in this Flash Video:
In this case you are Downloading to KFLOP and Uploading from KFLOP
Regards
TK
PS minor thing but somehow your posts are being made as replies to unrelated topics. Try to avoid relying to an existing Thread for a new topic. Or maybe this is somehow a Yahoo problem.
Group: DynoMotion |
Message: 9454 |
From: Tom Kerekes |
Date: 5/4/2014 |
Subject: Re: Download channel upload channel |
Hi Bill, Yes the Limits Positive/Negative is for the respective ends of travel. It is simpler if you have separate limits for each end. That way it is easy for KFLOP to allow motion out of the limit. There are workarounds for a single input for both ends but it is more complicated. You can create a User Program to create virtual limit bits based on the commanded direction when the real switch was detected. Then configure KFLOP to watch the virtual bits. Or add a button to turn limits on and off. HTH Regards TK
Group: DynoMotion |
Message: 9455 |
From: Wcarrothers Yahoo |
Date: 5/4/2014 |
Subject: Re: Download channel upload channel |
Typically I build in an override switch into my systems which is just a normally open push button (so I don't forget it's on) which I press, then re enable. Move and let it go.
So basically I only need one active
I think I only have one on my other system
The thing was while running the find phase program I triggered that bit but things didn't stop. Was thinking this was lower level then any operating c program so I perhaps didn't have it set right
B On May 4, 2014, at 2:50 PM, Tom Kerekes <tk@...> wrote:
Hi Bill, Yes the Limits Positive/Negative is for the respective ends of travel. It is simpler if you have separate limits for each end. That way it is easy for KFLOP to allow motion out of the limit. There are workarounds for a single input for both ends but it is more complicated. You can create a User Program to create virtual limit bits based on the commanded direction when the real switch was detected. Then configure KFLOP to watch the virtual bits. Or add a button to turn limits on and off. HTH Regards TK
Group: DynoMotion |
Message: 9457 |
From: Tom Kerekes |
Date: 5/4/2014 |
Subject: Re: Download channel upload channel |
Hi Bill, Since you have an override switch a single input for both ends should be ok. Configure both positive and negative to the same input. The Phase Find Program energizes the coils directly to cause motion. From KFLOP's viewpoint the axis is disabled the whole time so the limits are not being monitored. You can add a check in the Phase Find Program to stop if in the limit if you wish. Regards TK
Group: DynoMotion |
Message: 9458 |
From: William Carothers |
Date: 5/4/2014 |
Subject: Re: Download channel upload channel |
Ok. Once I've done the phase find to get the parameters I should not need to worry about that again
B On May 4, 2014, at 3:16 PM, Tom Kerekes <tk@...> wrote:
Hi Bill, Since you have an override switch a single input for both ends should be ok. Configure both positive and negative to the same input. The Phase Find Program energizes the coils directly to cause motion. From KFLOP's viewpoint the axis is disabled the whole time so the limits are not being monitored. You can add a check in the Phase Find Program to stop if in the limit if you wish. Regards TK
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